Explore Agritourism

Outstanding Dreams Alpaca Farm

24480 Pinetown Road, Preston, MD

Discover the wonderful world of Alpacas!   Meet the growing herd of Huacaya Alpacas, learn about the benefits of Alpaca farming and browse through their unique gift shop featuring yarn, rovings, raw fleece, finished garments, hand crafted stuffed animals, blankets, gloves and more.  Call 410.673.2002 or visit them online at www.outstandingdreamsfarm.com.

Dragonfly Alpaca Farm

17231 Henderson Road, Marydel, MD

Dragonfly Alpacas is a small working ranch located on the picturesque Eastern Shore of Maryland.  They are a small operation by decision in order to give each alpaca, and their new owners, individual, custom care.  Their goal is to actively improve the Suri Alpaca in North America by selecting only qualified Alpaca genetics for their breeding program.  Call 410.829.9653 or visit them online at www.dragonflyalpacas.com.

Shore Good Heritage Farm

22429 Hog Creek Rd, Preston, MD

Take a step back in time to Shore Good Farm, a heritage farm located in Preston. Shore Good Farm highlights Caroline County’s rich agrarian history, featuring an unmatched collection of antiques and heritage artifacts from yesteryear, fresh-cut flowers, artisan carpentry including vintage outhouses and chicken coops, the plumpest blackberries on the shore, old-fashioned kettle corn and more!  Jack Stieff also runs his peanut roasting operation on the farm, offering 15 varieties of his signature peanuts. For more information on visiting Shore Good Farm, call Jack at (410) 829-2747.

Hidden Acres Clydesdale Farm

27733 Burrsville Road, Denton, MD

Take a carriage ride drawn by majestic Clydesdale horses at this immaculate 50-acre working .  Hidden Acres is available for weddings, farm tours and more by appointment.  For more information on visiting the farm, call 410.482.6058 or visit www.carriagememoriesfromthepast.com

Pick Your Own Produce

Farm-fresh produce is abundant in the Green Garden County.  The following farms offer visitors the opportunity to pick their own produce.